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Saint John River | Map, North America, & Facts
WebApr 12, 2024 · Saint John River, large river rising in Somerset county in northwestern Maine, U.S., and flowing northeast to the Canadian border, …
Saint John River | The Canadian Encyclopedia
WebFeb 7, 2006 · Saint John River is a 673 km long river in Maine and New Brunswick, Canada. It is known as the Wolastoq by the Wolastoqiyik people, meaning "beautiful river" in their language. It has a history of …
St. John River Valley - National Geographic
WebSt. John River Valley. By Robin Esrock. 5 min read. Eastern Canada's longest river, the 418-mile St. John, runs down the western edge of New Brunswick along the border with Quebec to the Bay of Fundy.
St. John River - Maine Rivers
WebSt. John River (photo NRCM) The St. John flows over 410 miles from Fourth St. John Pond to the Bay of Fundy. Rapid in places, calm in others, it marks the boundary between Quebec and Maine for many miles.
Saint John River / #ExploreNB / Tourism New Brunswick
WebIt’s surrounded by lush green rolling hills of farmland. It’s perfect for swimming, boating, kayaking, canoeing, and even water-skiing. At points along the river, cable ferries will take you to friendly communities across …
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St. John River, New Brunswick | Canadian Heritage …
WebThe St. John River begins in the deep woods of Maine and flows 400 km through New Brunswick into the Bay of Fundy, where it feeds the world’s highest tides. The river was designated to the CHRS in 2013 in …
The Saint John River: A Journey through New Brunswick’s Lifeline
WebSep 25, 2023 · Stretching for approximately 673 miles (1,083 kilometers), the Saint John River is one of the longest rivers in the eastern part of North America. It begins flowing in …
Saint John River Valley – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
WebUnderstand. The Saint John River is a 673-km-long river that flows from Northern Maine into Canada, and runs south along the western side of New Brunswick, emptying into the …
Nature Conservancy and the St. John River | Down East …
WebFor 80 miles, the St. John is Maine’s northern border; from there, it flows southeast through New Brunswick to meet the Bay of Fundy. Along its lower sections, it’s flanked by early-settled farmland, but in its upper reaches, …
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